IceToolzOcarina Torque Wrench Tool, Multitool Allen Hex Torx Set, Ergonomic Handle for Cycling, Home, and Shop Repair, Maintenance for Road and Mountain Bike

It works. It's an actual torque wrench. It's perfect for someone who only needs a torque wrench once in a while for bike repairs. It could be easier to use but then it would be more expensive. It was great for my needs (install some carbon fiber parts on my bike). If you want a simple, inexpensive torque wrench for occasional use this one is great.

Works great! Lightweight, easy to use and zero. Good comfortable form factor. Covers most of the range required for bicycle maintenance. The bit storage is good, doesn't drop bits, but can be a bit tough to use. Bits are B-quality but work. Addressing issues with the bulk of the item to get into tighter gaps would help deliver accurate torque to tight places. All that said, this is clearly the best general purpose small torque wrench for a reasonable cost and broad cycling uses.

Works! And is comfortable to use with 1 hand to get these low-moderate torque levels on hex socket screws. Five hex bits are included, one in the socket at the end of the black tube, and 4 more stored in the handle where they are always available. Clever! The torque is measured by the bending of that black tube as you twist, which allows a small pointer to move across that slot in the handle to show how many Nm you are applying. But DON'T use it to unscrew the screws or drop it as that jostles the pointer out of position. However, if you jostle it off, you can take the handle apart and reset the pointer correctly by unscrewing three short screws)p, taking the two halves of the handle apart, and then gently moving the pointer arm back to its "0" position. I'm using this tool extensively while building my ebike.

This torque wrench is awesome. It is much cheaper than the other torque wrenches available and still does a great job. The bit storage in the handle is neat, meaning I never lose the bits. They are held in by magnets and while they are a little difficult to remove the first times, you can just use another bit to push them out. Since it is not a click type wrench you have to look at the torque gauge, which can be awkward with some wrenching positions. The carbon fiber sleeve is a nice touch. If you have a bike with carbon fiber parts or care about setting the torque properly on your metal bike, I highly recommend this tool.

The IceToolz Ocarina Torque Wrench Tool is a torque wrench that works differently from standard torque wrenches. It does not click when you reach the correct setting. Instead it has a broad range and a needle that moves like scale when you apply pressure. Today's frames made of carbon fiber or titanium have specific torque ratings. To little force and things like a seat post may slide, too much and you might crush the seat post, or worse strip the clamp and possibly destroy the frame. You need to use a torque wrench. The IceToolz is good in that you can use for anything from 1-10 NM. Just insert the correct bit and turn. The problem is, it is almost impossible to see the scale. The lines are pencil thin and the background is sliver. It should be white to provide better contrast. The lines and numbers are so small, I need to use readers to see them. All that said, it does work if you need to do a quick adjustment. It is also all plastic and very light weight so you can take it with you on rides and use for a number of different applications. The accuracy is okay, not great. I tested with with a high end full-size torque wrench. It was off by a full NM. I will keep it and use it for quick on-the-go adjustments as it is better than nothing. However, if you want a pro-grade tool, I would recommend something like the Marque adjustable torque which is available in Amazon for about $12.00 more.Pros:Wide range of torque values (1-10NM)Accepts standard 1/4" bitsLight weightCons:Hard to readPoor accuracyLight weight

I wanted to like this and needed a cheap torque wench for working on my bikes but unfortunately it did not hold up. I used it once right when I got it and its was fine. Now 2 months later I went to use it a second time and as I was turning it it just went completely out of calibration and is showing halfway torqued without even being on a bolt.. I cannot recommend this to anyone.. Great looking and feeling tool but chances are its a one and done and you cannot afford that on a torque wrench

We travel with our tandem bicycles frequently. One is a CoMotion Speedster CoPilot with S&S couplers. It takes a significant amount of disassembly to pack this tandem into two airline-legal suitcases (see photo), and then it must be reassembled once we reach our destination. In the past, I have sometimes taken a full-size torque wrench with me, or just decided to wing it without a torque wrench during the reassembly process. The full-size wrench adds a lot of weight to the baggage, and winging it is difficult for those of us with a touch of OCD. So for our trip next month, I found the IceToolz Ocarina Torque Wrench on Amazon. It is lightweight, has (and stores) all of the bits I need, plus it has a shaft long enough to easily reach all of the bolts to be torqued during reassembly. It is easy to read and easy to use. As with any torque wrench, you need to make sure all of your bolts are clean and thread in and out smoothly to get an accurate reading. I was able to make a comparison of accuracy with several of my other torque wrenches, and found the IceToolz's accuracy to be excellent by comparison. I will probably end up using the IceToolz routinely even when not traveling since it is so convenient to use. The packaging and the tool's handle warn you not to use the wrench to remove bolts. I can see where this would do significant damage to the tool. I paid full price for the tool, and received nothing in return for this review.